Sculpting life into sandstone
By STEVE GRAY
SOME of these country blokes can turn their hand to anything.
Hugh Tindall is one.
At 87, Mr Tindall spends most of his days...
Red Cross milestone
WHEN the Red Cross calls for volunteers, it’s often in response to some cry for help, big or small, local, national, or international.
Not on...
Seat belts save lives
HOW would you like to slammed into a brick wall at 100 kilometres per hour? Or have it happen to a child?
That’s a great...
New recruits graduate
FOURTEEN Tenterfield High School students have completed the NSW Rural Fire Service secondary school cadet program.
RFS Superintendent Chris Wallbridge said the program was the...
Southern Downs Rifle Club
ON SUNDAY 8 December shooters were at the 400-yard range on a very hot day that had a few wind changes. The scores for...
Poetry in the streets
POETS, sharpen your quills, hone your images.
Tenterfield Shire Council is running a competition to find three original poems to go on new interpretative signs...
First of the Dungarees
By STEVE GRAY
WITH the approach of centenary commemorations for World War I, communities all across the nation will be delving into history to remember...
Books a lasting gift
THE Tenterfield Hub is hosting a Community Giving Tree until 20 December.
It is an opportunity for anyone in the town to come in and...
Benefits still flow
THE Department of Human Services has special arrangements for payments and services over the Christmas and New Year period.
Department of Human Services General Manager...
Fresh Fest in park
FRESH Fest will hold its last market for 2013 on Friday 13 December at Leslie Park in Warwick.
Organisers promise more than 50 market...
Six nabbed in drug raids
WARWICK detectives conducted a series of drug raids in the city over the past week.
The first of six raids on Friday, 6 December targeted...
Sickies were porkies
FOUR meatworkers had their bacon well and truly cooked after granting themselves sickies using a stolen book of medical certificates.
One of the men stole...